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Hello and welcome to the Sophie Ridge on Sunday podcast. With the Brexit talks on the rocks, some pressure growing on the Prime Minister.

I spoke to Brexit Minister Suella Braverman about whether a deal can still be done.

And Conservative backbencher Robert Halfen told me that it's time the PM turn the clock back.

Thank you. Another EU summit that broke up without a deal, rouse about Theresa's future and arguments about backstops and transition periods that make you want to tear your hair out. In the famous

words of a certain Prime Minister, in British politics, it feels like nothing has changed.

But while it might feel like Groundhog Day, there's no doubt that the temperature was cranked up a couple of notches this week.

The October EU Council that was meant to be the point at which a deal was signed has come and gone with no agreement.

The Irish backstop continues to be front

and centre and very much in the way. So with the negotiations on the rocks, pressure is also

growing at home. Conservative MPs are in open defiance with their leader. One this week described

the whole situation as a shit show. Apologies for my language. Brexit is up in arms about a possible extension to the transition period,

and this weekend, over half a million people marched in support of a second Brexit vote.

Nothing has changed for now, but it could all change very quickly.

So when I was joined by Suella Brathamon, a committed leave supporter, former chair of the ERG,

and now a Brexit minister, I was keen to find out why a deal couldn't be done this week

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